Education › Re: Amazing Facts (photos) by bukatyne(f): 4:15pm On Jan 21, 2015 |
harrysterol: [size=30pt]Cool Facts[/size]
Only 5 white rhinos are left in the world
September 5th is “Be Late For Something Day”
55% of Americans are in favor of same-sex marriage
Bitchfield is the name of a village in England & Hell, a town in Norway
4100 Qn: (Must be done in the head) Get 1000 & add 40 to it. Now add another 1000. Now add 30. Add another 1000. Now add 20. Now add anoher 1000, now add 10. What is the answer? 4100 |
Education › Re: Amazing Facts (photos) by bukatyne(f): 4:13pm On Jan 21, 2015 |
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Romance › Re: Women's Submission Vs Men's Love by bukatyne(f): 2:23pm On Jan 21, 2015 |
bukatyne: i m really enjoyin this topic and i agree wit sexrevives and Thoniaslim's points amongst others. i ve come to realize wit revelation that wat is obtainable in most Nigerian homes is not submission, it's servitude or wat a popular pastor calls 'glorified slavery'. A typical nigerian marriage only fulfills 1 out of d 3 reasons for marriage: companionship, prevention against adultery and child bearing and we all know d one they fulfill. initially, when i saw ...'wives submit to ur husbands...', i thought God was been sexist. However, on further study, i realized that the love God expects from men is much more indepth than even d submission of women. God compared His love for isreal to the love a husband has for his wife. i read 1Cor 13:1-8 and i realized that when a man loves genuinely, he lays it all for d woman. he believes d best of her. he can do anything to make her happy. she is his world and everything! King Solomon even said in Proverbs that 4 things amaze him and d last is 'how a man loves a woman'. when d man loves his wife, he esteems her above himself. he considers her first in all his decisions. when that loved woman submits, she esteems her husband above himself and considers him first so there is a balance. some people wonder y d man must love first; d man finds d woman and is d head (the source/building block of that family). a loved woman will do everything in her power to please her husband. she ll think of cooking his best meal, looking good for him, dressing him up to be outstanding, encourage him, believes in him and trusts him. when her husband brings suggestions/ideas, b'cos she knows that he loves her and has considered her before making that suggestion, she readily supports him and stand by him. a loved woman that doesn't submit has a problem and a husband that is expecting his wife to submit witout loving her unconditionally has a problem and is looking for a glorified slave. have a splendid day 3 years ago... |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 12:46pm On Jan 21, 2015 |
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Family › Re: Tales Of The Heart: My Husband Left by bukatyne(f): 12:17pm On Jan 21, 2015 |
If there was prior problems in the marriage, I might have said the husband is tired and she should let go If the whole tori is true, I see spiritual manipulations However, my grouse with the spiritual manipulation thingy is that he must have slept with her/eaten her food first before it works  therefore he is not entirely blameless. The lady should keep praying. |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 11:50am On Jan 21, 2015*. Modified: 12:46pm On Jan 21, 2015 |
aisha2: Na Police, Civil defence, mopol and 21 guard brigade go seperate that fight be that lol.
You said its a cultural thing then proceeded to assume for the whole of Nigeria. Am from the North, food is no biggie we dont distrust people with pot of soups people can fo into the kitchen and take food because its just food, shi-t in four hours. You are right I generalized... Will amend the post Modified: Done |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 11:49am On Jan 21, 2015 |
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Family › Re: Shared Domestic Responsibilities Vs. Having Househelps by bukatyne(f): 11:18am On Jan 21, 2015 |
But honestly, is a husband really 'helping' his wife with chores?
Is the wife really 'helping' her husband with finances?
@ OP:
If a husband is humble enough to bend down and clean up his house, they might not need a maid.
Some houses need helps sha.
ALSO when the couple is older, they would require help (when all the kids are out of the house) |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 11:12am On Jan 21, 2015*. Modified: 11:51am On Jan 21, 2015 |
damiso: Ok my people I agree that madam should have handled it differently and yeah all that her she eyed me, she looked at me sonehow is petty.Also should probably not have confronted the girl if na me like you know Edwife am very lazy and my default breakfast is toast cereal croissant etc I would be so happy that I don't have to go in the kitchen. But like we have been told the story is a NL thriller written by the OP 
So jokes apart, (and I know she should have probably set out breakfast stuff the night before AGAIN that is what I would do ) is it ok really really for a person to just up and go into someone who you dont really have a rapport with house and throw yourself into making breakfast. (male or female I am not even making it a gender or married/single issue).like ewuro even highlighted even though she is open and accommodating and is a good hostess she and hubby respected the boundaries of another friend's house who did not reciprocate their own gestures?
Like my earlier post, would you as a parent be happy for your child to go into the freezer of their friend's house and help themselves without asking if they could have it (even if they and the child are besties) ps I am not saying my kids can't eat at a friends I am talking about helping themselves without asking @bolded, I think it is a culture thing No right thinking Yoruba person would enter another person's kitchen without permission (except she/he is on a mission to cause trouble). It might not be a biggie in other cultures. |
Family › Re: How Virginity Almost Destroyed My Marriage - Thanks To Nlanders by bukatyne(f): 11:08am On Jan 21, 2015 |
robedu: Thank you, we just need to help each other, so God can also help us, i am happy that her marriage is working now - and Yes i know God will secure my marriage when im married too - God bless you God bless you I hope this is an eye opener for peeps who believe that unmarried peeps can't solve martial problems |
Education › Re: Amazing Facts (photos) by bukatyne(f): 9:07pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
harrysterol: [size=20pt]Cool Facts[/size]
Nikola Tesla developed the idea for smartphone tech in 1901
Approx 100 billion pple have lived on earth
Bill Cosby has over a dozen honorary degrees
It's possible for a woman to get pregnant while she is already pregnant
Country with the highest sex duration was Nigeria with 24 minutes per session, on average
Qn: How many legs does an elephant have if you count his trunk as a leg? 4 legs His trunk can never be a leg  |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 8:34pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
cococandy: I agree. Just that today is the host's day. If it was opened from the POV of a guest, we for tell am how to behave Lol @ host's day  For tonight, I do not mind being a guest  |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 7:44pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
cococandy: i agree but when I've a visitor, I cut them some slack. It can be hard or cause friction if we expect everyone to conform to our standards Some poster opened a lovely tread a while back on etiquette of a guest. It is a must read for anyone who wants to be a successful guest.  It is a two way street; the guest and the host must walk hand in hand to make their time together comfortable  |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 7:41pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
raumdeuter: That dressing you described to some people is indecent dressing
What type of dressing do ppl wear early in the morning? Whatever they like as far as it is decent. Besides, you should have an idea of who your host is and conform to their style. And everyone with a conscience knows the threshold of decency. |
Family › Re: How Virginity Almost Destroyed My Marriage - Thanks To Nlanders by bukatyne(f): 7:37pm On Jan 20, 2015*. Modified: 11:05am On Jan 21, 2015 |
@OP, I am happy that your story .ended well (I didn't know the initial one) Now you are in lovey dovey mode, tell hubby that he ought to be your support and confidant. I assume he is more experienced so his role was to teach you How to enjoy the art of love making as a wife. What he did was punish you for your fears, pushed you outside to learn and now reward you for being the type of wife he wants in bed. We do not treat loved ones This way. Some other issue might crop up tomorrow. This is to you both. Happy married life. And God bless the lady who helped you. She will also see helpers too. Modified:Now I took the pain to go through both threads and I have this to add: I must say your husband is a very vengeful person who does not communicate and should work on that. You 'punishing' him during courtship, using him as a meal ticket etc. is not a reason for his actions. If he felt uncomfortable with your gluttony, he should have corrected you there and then, probably walked out your friends after one week etc. than store up your revenge after marriage  @You: I am sure you have learnt your lessons and would be able to advise your friends same. Yorubas have a proverb: What you do not intend to eat, you don't smell it. Get my drift? Take care |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 7:25pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
cococandy: Indecent dressing is subject to interpretation.
Ask OP what she wore and she might tell you shorts and a tank top. To some that's indecent while to someone like me Exceptr you're wearing a bikini top and bottom, I would consider you well dressed for staying at home. When I visit people, I dress modestly; decent shorts (knee length) and a top or thick spag top with bra underneath If I wanna flex, I stay put in my house |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 7:21pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
aisha2: The poster assumed she was a side chick I had to re read myself to understand. Madam just had beef and even if she was a side chick she has more respect from the men than madam main wife does I understand the husband told her so |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 7:20pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
soulglo: Sometimes I wonder what African culture is anymore. It seems we hold on the archaic parts of it and leave the important ones. As an African child, you are taught not to help yourself to anything. If you were a guest somewhere, you do not even reach out your hand to take something. Even if offered, you give your mother side eye to make sure she is okay with it because even when the host offers and you take it you might get in trouble when you get home. Why then is it okay for a grown ass mature woman not to understand that it is not okay to help yourself to anything in anybody's home. Does it mean that when you become as adult that it gives you the license to lose your mind? Yes, if I was a guest somewhere and it is 10am and my lazy host has not gotten out of bed to be a good host and serve breakfast I will stay hungry until she awakes. What kind of undisciplined person am I that I would get up and help myself to something. Serious case of otonni. Will waiting even a full hour kill you?
@edwife I hear you but your standard of clean might not even be her standard of clean. That is why when you are somewhere new, the best thing you can do for yourself id observe. Don't make yourself a nuisance. Even the dishes you wish to wash might be a major issue for your hosts. I have seen people wash the dishes and then dry them with a napkin before they put it on the rack. I have seen people just wash and rinse and dump it in the rack and let the water drip into the tray. Some people find this disgusting. I especially am grossed out when I see the water marks on the tray. My sister for example washes her dishes and actually puts then in the dishwasher . You cannot insert yourself into the runnings of someone's home. It is better to observe and let your host lead. When I visit my older sister I never watch the TV in her living room because my brother in law does so many things on it. He times things to record on his box etc. I get overwhelmed by all of that. Would he kill me if I watch tv and somehow mess his programs up. No. But I'm not going to mess with his TV. To be honest I would not be surprised if this was more of a redneckish American crowd. This is a Nigerian crowd. I'm honestly surprised to hear that it is okay to do things like this. On Aisha's end I can see how her brain is working. She obviously understands the pettiness of some Nigerian women and is coming from that angle. While I understand that, it does not change the fact that she was a guest. I am the type of person who will stand up for myself but even if I know that someone does not like me, I will have to prepare to put up with that person if I am in their home. It's not my place to check them over anything or anyhow they decide to run their home. Especially when I am clearly the one over stepping. It's not like I don't have my own home to return to and sit on my couch spread eagled and dig my nose if I want.  I am guilty of helping people clean sha. |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 7:17pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
@ Just to clarify: The kitchen is not a holy of holies that cannot be entered  My guests are feel to relax in my home once I open my doors to them  I consider it rude for any guest to walk up to the kitchen, open freezers, cook etc without my consent/knowledge I will appreciate they clean up after themselves when they can They do not need permission to wake up in the morning, clean/sweep/wash etc. If necessary and If they can WITHOUT cooking I will abide by same rules as a guest Please All those who will visit moi  in future and present, take note  Bukatyne 's rules  |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 7:00pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
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Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 6:58pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
I went back to the OP due to side chick/main chick saga...
The side chick is a skunk!
How can see dress indecently in a house where her bf's husband and family is?
The fact that the friend had the guts to bring his side chick to the martial home of his buddy speaks volumes.
He knew his friend would approve of his lifestyles and I jump to assume that the husband is also a cheating scumbag too. |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 6:53pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
aisha2: So if he won't pay her mind then it means the issue isn't a serious one na That is a dangerous route to go o... We know some husbands will never pay their wives mind even If it is a life and death issue |
Family › Re: My Wife Hates And Starves Her Stepchildren by bukatyne(f): 6:51pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
passionate88: That's the thing... That's also one of the reason many men shy away from single mothers... You will tolerate your mom's slap but wouldn't tolerate that of a step mom...
But not all women maltreat their step child/ren... True that |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 5:07pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
Unionised: So what's wrong with telling her husband to tell his friend to restrain his girlfriend?
Do you play chess?
Learn to plan like 3 moves ahead before taking action.
Ripple effect.
So who is apologising now?
So because she knows her 'right', and can't wait to exercise it, her peaceful home should ne sacrificed?
You try. So wifey sees the girl in the kitchen, storms out to tell hubby that A B C is in the kitchen? Do you think the husband would have paid her mind? |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 5:05pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
Chillisauce: so when you are gone to work, she has to endure until you are back before eating lunch/dinner? A simply 'no' should have suffice in this. You dont make to help someone by indirectly starving them. If I am going to work is a different stuff altogether. I could make their lunch and they heat it when ready or I give them options of what is available... Someone who I trust enough to leave at home alone is no longer considered a 'guest'. |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 4:58pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
Chillisauce: So what would you have done to the guest? Warm her food by 5am and or ask her to wait until you get back from work? Depends on the guest... A 2-day guest who is not a relative, he/she waits till I make meals ( I will make effort to make them early) A guest who is a relative, show him/her the kitchen and tell him/her what to prepare or options available to him/her to choose He/she will be shown his/her room and the visitors' restroom where spare toiletries are made available. In my world, guests do not ransack their hosts' kitchen uninvited. |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 4:45pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
aisha2: Since going to the kitchen is such a taboo, I don't have a live in maid if so it means if they want water they must call me, if they want a snack they must call me, if they are hungry they must call me. I would be worn out now, when I go to work they must wait for me to get back first before they eat or drink? Going to the kitchen is not a taboo A member of the family is 100% different from a guest. If I have a maid/kids/relative/cook/sibling, I expect them to make meals for me before I return home or ask me what we will eat and they go ahead to prepare. I do not expect a guest to do so. |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 2:57pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
aisha2: Again my question whats so top secret about the kitchen?
Anyway like I said most women are sensitive about their kitchen for whatever purpose I am not. @ Bold: For me, no top secret about my kitchen however, there are boundaries and decorum I ain't sensitive about my kitchen either. |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 2:50pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
aisha2: Like I said, if you come to my house I let you know where everything is and go to bed. I don't expect you to wait for me to wake up first before you eat or wake me up to ask my permission to eat. I know a lot of women have the kitchen drama. What is the worst that can happen if someone enters the almighty kitchen to get something to eat? Will the house burn down? Will somebody die? What exactly is the fuss about kitchens? I meant if you could wake up in head straight to your host's kitchen without notice... To me, it is passing of boundaries... I can never try that as a guest and I am sure none of my guests will be tactless enough to try it. If I want to be helpful to a host, I will pick up the broom and sweep or do the dishes and ask the host what I should prepare for breakfast/lunch/dinner if applicable and if my host declines my help, I will hang around in the kitchen and help her do dishes or simply gist. If the lady was a relative, it is still manageable not a complete stranger! |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 2:37pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
aisha2: Well for me no big deal about kitchen its somewhere anyone can enter and get food abeg. All I would have expected from guest is to politely answer madam and both would have joked and laughed over it. Some women like stress, me I no fit all that protocol and wahala, I tell you feel free, see where everything is no just disturb my sleep na my own be that.
But perhaps girl was rude because madam was hostile from the beginning but I like girl somehow she no dey carry nonsense and so the man too no dey carry her play. If she didn't have strong stand with the man the girl for do eye service kneel down beg self, these is how babes should be no eye service from start tomorrow if he marries her the standard is already set no one will disrespect her and oga will allow Anyone can get food from the kitchen however with consent Let's be real: Can you and hubby visit his friend you have never met and enter the kitchen the next morning to fix yourself a meal without prior notice to your host? |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 2:27pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
Chillisauce: That is you. Car and kitchen are two different things. Kitchen is part of the house where the guest was invited to stay put. Let them be your guest. So if she wanted to eat something in the middle of the night, she should have woken madam up.anyway, I guess diff folks.
My guest can eat whatever they like as long as they don't disturb my sleep. in fact over here, we say good night before going to bed. Like that if they guest is leaving by 5am, he doesn't need to wake us up. I value my sleep time. I guess we have different perspective or experiences... I do not know anyone related to me either that would try such... If I was single & my mother heard such, I'm in deep shit. Just how a host should respect her guest, a guest should also respect her host and not exceed decent boundaries |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 2:20pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
delishpot: Comming from a woman sha? Its a shame a woman like you will support what that LovePeddler did. She is evil and does not deserve any respect from the owner of the home. If she was a good girl as you claimed she would not have attacked the madam but just say I am sorry I was hungry and did not want to wake you up. Please dont be offended.and off the stove and leave the kitchen. The bobo will see his babe is not happy and will have a talk with his pal or she later have a talk with the woman of the house to clear the air. If the madam of the house is still taking it personal, then they can move out for sanity sake. That is how you know decsent girls and can tell them from the raz ones. A good girl will lay low and try to befriend the wife of her mans friend so as to be able to ask her some questions the men will not reveal about their pals. That girl is a LovePeddler and should be treated as such.. She had no regard for her bf and sure had none for the wife of her bfs pal. I suspect you are just like that girl. I suspect you have entered the kitchen of a benefactor and even taken over her soup pot in her own home. I blame the women wrapers that hang out with your kind of women. Your type will not even let their husbands sister enter their kitchen and will surely not let their mother inlaws cross the dinning area when they come to visit yet you are quick to judge another woma who asked a simple question in her home and got rejection and enimity in return. I hope you are not a cheap push over desperate to find a husband sha. Cos I cant believe a married woman will open her mouth to say what you just said. This is why women cant unite. One I better pass you will surely come and prove to be perfect woman. See how the men united? See hiw the bf of the LovePeddler stood by his woman? And was even expecting an appology from another mans wife to his side chick I pray you marry that type of man, that will use you to serve his friends And their babes. And if you are married( which I doubt) I pray your husband will change and become like that guy.
Na condition make crayfish bend sha. Dem suppose flog that 'husband" sef. @ bold, the lady is not wise... |